Free events at the National Library of Scotland


Where: National Library, George IV Bridge
When: dates in September
FREE but book on 0131 623 385 or events@nls.uk


Wednesday 3 September, 7pm
"Better than a Gin and Tonic: Scottish Readers Remember"

Linda Fleming introduces Scottish Readers Remember - an oral history research project at Napier University exploring how Scots born before 1945 have made reading a part of their everyday lives.



Sunday 7 September, 11am - 12:30pm
Family Event "Books at Brunch"

Have a bite to eat, and share your favourite Scottish poems, stories and books. Bring along something to read aloud to others, or relax and discover new favourites. With storytellers Ewan McVicar and Judy Paterson.


Wednesday 17 September, 7pm
"Favourite Scottish Books"

Discuss your favourite Scottish literature at this informal event with tea and coffee. Read your favourite piece or just listen to others. With Ewan McVicar and Margaret Bennett.


Tuesday 30 September, 7pm
"An off-centre, centre of the universe"

Alastair Mann travels through a historical journey of the first 500 years of the printed book in Scotland, charting the highs and lows of the Scottish book trade, from the arrival of the press in 1508 to the uncertainties of the present.

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